If A+B=45^(0) and none of A and B is an ...

If `A+B=45^(0)` and none of A and B is an odd multiple of `(pi)/(2)` ,prove that `(1+tan A)(1+tan B)=2` and hence deduce that `tan22(1)/(2)=sqrt(2)-1`

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